The BBC’s Erosion of Trust: A Call for Accountability in Public Broadcasting
Once seen as a beacon of impartial reporting, the BBC now faces mounting criticism for departing from its foundational mission.
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Once seen as a beacon of impartial reporting, the BBC now faces mounting criticism for departing from its foundational mission.
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Ford’s vision for the F-150 Lightning was bold—one of the first electric trucks built to serve real-world needs.
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The Supreme Court’s recent decision not to reconsider *Obergefell v.
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Iran’s water crisis is not merely a natural phenomenon—it is a consequence of sustained governmental failure.
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The U.S.
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Republican Congressman Mike Simpson of Idaho has made a compelling case for nuclear energy and streamlined permitting as essential steps toward securing America’s energy independence.
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A disturbing incident in Alicante, Spain, has drawn national and international attention.
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Tesla has released a comprehensive safety report detailing the performance of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, offering a rare glimpse into real-world data that speaks volumes.
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Every outlet has a perspective. Bias shows up in headlines, framing, and story choice. Bias shapes how events look through different lenses. ET views the world through the lens of historical Christianity, which is often called Christian Nationalism today.
We've analyzed 3,130 articles to uncover how conservative each outlet is and included 498 of our own articles for comparison. It is our opinion that higher scores in Christian conservative values relate to more kindness, generosity, and personal accountability while also having less tolerance for wickedness, violence, and evildoers in general.
Here are the results:
Christians are still being murdered, churches are still burning, and America is in The Fourth Turning. The Bible shows us what a nation looks like when it comes under God's judgement, and America is in it.
Death is certain either way, but which way will you go? The choice is not left or right. The choice is up or down...
The gospel is more than just religious news—it’s the announcement of God’s rescue plan for humanity. It answers the deepest questions of who we are, what went wrong, and how we can be restored. At its core, the gospel is about grace: what God has done for us, not what we do for Him. It’s a message of hope, truth, and transformation.
The good news is that God, in His love, has acted in history to save us through Jesus Christ. Humanity was created for fellowship with God, but sin broke that relationship and brought death, guilt, and separation. Instead of leaving us in despair, God sent His Son, who lived the perfect life we couldn’t live, died the death we deserved, and rose again in victory over sin and death.